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NEW YORK CITY COMPUTER AND DATA COMMUNICATIONS SERVICES AGENCY
FOREST CITY TECH PLACE ASSOCIATES
11 METROTECH CENTER
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We are in receipt of your letter dated 12 May 1992. The following are the
responses to the architectural questions as stated in order:
a. How many alternative analysis are assumed in value engineering?
We have assumed alternative evaluation of interior construction systems such
as:
Partitions - movable vs. fixed
Raised Floors - concrete vs. steel vs. steel clad wood
Ceilings
Carpet
Furniture - evaluation of furniture systems and other similar studies
as these systems are selected. We anticipate this as a
single event.
b. What type of CAD is in use?
It is our intent to produce this project using our Microstation CAD System.
We can also produce this work in AutoCAD Release 11. We are capable of
translating to other systems through DXF file transfers.
c. Please have samples of work to review:
• Drawing details
• Output from prior value engineering study
We will bring both representative drawings and value engineering studies.
d. Please bring design team to meeting.
Yes, we will bring the design team to the meeting.
e. Please explain services for security and telecommunications specifically
extent of scope for voice design (e.g. call sequencing, audio response).
Under the Architectural Services in the Programming Data Collection process we
will collect and correlate information for the physical requirements for
security and telecommunications. This will be integrated with the overall
design process valued in the Architectural Proposal. This will be done in
conjunction with our security and communications engineers. These engineering
services have been valued for in the engineering proposal.
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Notification of ongoing interviews for design and implementation of information dissemination campaign for Lower Manhattan recovery, including environmental information.